The Breathtaking Town In Virginia That Is Tailor-Made For Fall
While all of Virginia’s small towns are gorgeous in the fall, there seem to be some that truly shine during the autumn months. One prime example is the town of Lexington. Nestled in the gorgeous rolling hills and gentle mountains of Rockbridge County, Lexington offers countless outdoor attractions and local activities that celebrate the season. Take a look at what you can expect from this breathtaking town when you visit this season:
The magic of the fall season in Virginia is made apparent by a visit to Lexington, Virginia this time of year. The fall foliage combined with the Blue Ridge Mountains is an image you'll never forget.
Take a stroll along the historic downtown and you'll find two beautiful and historic college campuses along with plenty of friendly storefronts, art galleries, and cafes.
When you visit during the fall, you'll definitely want to sign up for a walking tour of the spookiest buildings and locations around town. You'll learn a lot, plus you never know what you may encounter!
Just a short drive from downtown Lexington awaits a treasure trove of outdoor activities. From hiking House Mountain to biking along the Chessie Trail or canoeing down the Maury River, you'll love adventuring in Rockbridge County this time of year.
Natural Bridge State Park is another remarkable destination that you can check off your bucket list. One of the most iconic landmarks in the state, Natural Bridge is even more striking surrounded by fall colors.
After a day of exploring, you can stop by Devil's Backbone for a local craft beer or a delicious bite to eat. It's set in a beautiful location where you can reflect on your day.
So whether your perfect idea of a day trip involves lots of adventure or plenty of relaxation (or maybe both!) you'll be able to embrace all that fall has to offer in Lexington, VA.
For more information and trip ideas when you’re in town, be sure to follow the Rockbridge County Tourism Facebook Page. Have you experienced Lexington in the fall? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below!
A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
